r/lostmedia

Years ago I saw Hausa on Flix (or maybe Encore) with English dubbing. It wasn't a "great" dub, but it added a relative charm, being such an absurd movie already (Japanese psychedelic horror comedy).

I am trying to find out of anyone has found a copy of this film as it aired from around 2000-2007, as an English dub.

I've learned that the dubbed version aired on television was hastily thrown together, was unofficial, and one of the characters is apparently voiced by Casey Kasem.

The Criterion Collection basically saved the film from becoming lost to time due to obscurity in 2010..... buuuuut, being meticulous about authenticity, the English dubbed version was not included, just the Japanese dialogue version English subs. The same goes for the one prior DVD release.

To my knowledge the Hausa English dub is now considered lost media, this is the one place I have yet to check. I've searched high and low, on bootleg sites, old VHS catalogs, and TV listings (the last airing I could find was 2007). Does anyone that frequents this Reddit know if this piece of media has possibly been found by someone?

LivePD had this arrest video removed everywhere.

As I remember it, young guy gets pulled over with hand made mannequins in the passenger seats. He introduced himself as "the party". Obviously pranking the police. They end up arresting him because they think he's on drugs. If I remember correctly it was Warwick, Rhode Island. The police had it removed because it was embarrassing and put the police in a bad light.

I know there were tons of reaction videos to this exact one.

If anyone recalls this, I am sure there are plenty of people who have seen this.

My mom was on an episode of the Jenny Jones show where she interviews goth teenagers. Me and her have been searching for this episode for ages! She remembers being a senior in high school during this so that’s why we think it’s around 1991-1992. They were in the audience so their names weren’t listed, but she was with a male friend who was also goth esque.

I mention this because there are a lot of episodes we have found that have featured goths that get interviewed. But this one was a bit different, and was on the ‘teen town hall’ segment. We’ve tried to find this for years now but haven’t had luck. This seemed like the place to check.

Keanu Reeves and Hugo Weaving were being interviewed by Australian entertainment reporter Angela Bishop on the show ‘E News’. Angela Bishop asks Hugo, in reference to his previous career in arthouse films. She said something along the lines of: ‘You play a powerful character in this film. That’s very different to your prior career’ to which he responds: ‘I could say the same thing about your career’. The interview deteriorates and Keanu contributes by pretending to be napping when he is asked a question.

I remember this very well and could indeed be entertaining but I have not seen it since it aired in 2000 and it does not seem to be online anywhere.

There are actually two 2D zombie tower defense mobile games I once played that I now consider lost media. I'll describe the first one, this was like a decade ago. This was a pretty simple one, it a bit cartoony. I remember playing it on my ancient iPad. There was a house in the center, and zombies would slowly approach it on right and left sides. Your job was to press your finger on the zombies and launch them into the sky. The setting was at night. I will attach a crude image I made on how I remember the game looking like. it is no longer on App Store, or if it is I can't locate it, leading me to conclude it was taken down by whoever made it. If I remember it right, you also had to turn the iPad vertical to play it.

Hello all. There is a program known as mudclient14.jar which is RuneScapes oldest known named client version. Dating to mid January 2001, a few weeks after its original release. Its name is known via obscure archive.org pulls for jagex's original website. The earliest found mudclient is mudclient39.jat which dates to May 2001.

The RuneScape archive team currently has a $2,000.00 bounty on all mudclient.jars that are older than mudclient39.jar

They do not exist on archive.org, and would have to be sourced through other means other than webscraping. This file was known to be retained within Internet Explorers cache. These files only would still exist if the user loaded the page betqeen the dates of January to May 2001.

So, I own a Blu-Ray copy of PIXELS, an old movie about fighting retro games that came to life by aliens. And in the case, I've got this piece of plasticky paper that says that there's a free app both on App Store and Google Play Store named "Pixels Game", but even back then, I couldn't find anything either on Google Play, nor online. So now that I found this movie again, I'm wondering if anyone has an archived APK, or at least some informations about this, because I always wanted to try this game out! I've been searching for so long and, not even with Gemini I can find it! So that's why I'm asking you guys. You're literally my last hope.

>!First time posting here, I hope I didn't go offtopic!<

Let's say you're eager to see a video you remember being uploaded in 2017, but sadly it's now deleted or private. You stumble upon a YouTube video downloader that manages to download the desired video, whether the visuals or just audio, due to the download site not having been updates since 2016 when the video was still public. Does such a scenario sound possible let alone even actually happened? It sounds too good to be true so I wouldn't hold my breath. The closest I can think of is that a "blank" file would be downloaded that's broken in all media players and will remain that way no matter what means you go to to repair it.

All the information i provide here are from the memories of different people and some evidence of the existence of this game.

First of all, what is Ball Revamped? It's a series of flash games made by jmtb02 (2004-2007).

You might know jmtb02 from his other games like Achievement Unlocked, This is the only level (y'know those elephant flash games).

In Ball Revamped 5 (2007), TastyLamp helped jmtb02 creating the game.

However, before Ball Revamped 5 TastyLamp created a fan game by himself called "Ball Revamped Tribute" which this time it wasn't made with flash. Apparently it was hosted on his site (tastylamp.net) and it was also talked in jmtb02's site forum (jmtb02.com).

Now i will present some recreations made by people who played this game in the past.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NaMy8qsqUZ_vl_IEQYpk_nWpfqvKx3IW?usp=sharing

We have a recreation of the menu and menu theme and a document made long time ago with levels created by fans.

During my searches i also came across a link with an anonymous guy sharing his memories of some levels designs and others.

This is the link: https://uu.getuploader.com/yuuno30247276/download/285

The game would be such a good find for the Ball Revamped franchise and for its fandom.

If anyone can find something please tell us!

I saw an interview today that mentioned the 1960’s Star Trek crew recorded a Christmas album. The style was silly, offbeat. It was not commercially available, only given to higher ups, sponsors, etc. I’d love to hear it and i cant find it anywhere. There are modern Shatner albums but nothing from the ‘60’s. Anyone have a guess?
My father introduced me to Star Trek in reruns during the ‘80’s. I have great memories sharing this with him. Dad passed many years ago and I am passing on the Star Trek love to my kids. It’d be great to have the Christmas albums.

Hello everyone!

I was digging through some old newspaper listings while doing research for Discovery Channel's partially found nature series Wild Discovery, and I discovered (no pun intended) that the Discovery Channel had a joint licensing deal with CBS in the fall of 1996. This deal allowed CBS to distribute three nature documentaries produced in association with the Discovery Channel, which were aired from that fall to spring. This included A Meerkat Family Saga, a documentary that I cannot seem to identify, and the topic of this thread, The Lion's Pride.

The documentary was shot by cinematographer Sophie Darlington, then known as Sophie Buck, and it was narrated by esteemed actor Malcolm McDowell. The documentary apparently followed Sophie as she filmed the daily lives of a lion pride in Tanzania. Supposedly, the main conflict of the special involved nomadic males that want to usurp the pride's leader and take over the pride—a common plot point in documentaries starring the king of the beasts. The documentary should not be confused with the similarly titled The Lion's Share, another Discovery Channel documentary about lions from the same year and also filmed by Sophie.

The broadcast date for The Lion's Pride was November 15, 1996, a Friday. I cannot seem to find any record of it being rebroadcast on any Discovery-affiliated network in the United States. The only evidence of its existence includes newspaper reviews and a screenshot on the documentary's IMDb page. Given how Discovery trimmed its documentaries for their own broadcasts, CBS likely did the same during its broadcast. Airings of A Meerkat Family Saga would be trimmed for broadcast, which was verified by comparing VHS TV recordings to a Hungarian DVD release—the British DVD release contained the trimmed broadcast edition meant for Wild Discovery. If the broadcast is found, it is more than likely that the documentary would only be considered partially found and not available to the general public.

I am surprised that the documentaries have not resurfaced in any way shape or form, considering that it aired on one of the big four networks in the United States. As an avid nature show enthusiast and archivist, I would love to find out more about this special and why CBS and Discovery decided to collaborate with one another. That third special may take a while to be identified, but that is another story.

Pretty self explanatory I've looked everywhere I cannot find a complete broadcast of it. The reason i want to find it is this is the year Motörhead won a Grammy and fans can't find the clip, it'd be nice for motorhead history and music history to find the complete broadcast.

If anyone has it I'd love to see it. It's probably in someone's personal collection it's the grammy awards. Who knows though seseme street episodes have been lost.

Hopefully someone can help though. I'd love to preserve that clip of best rock/metal performance for the motorhead community.

I had this song in my liked songs in spotify for over a couple of years the last time i listened to it was like nearly when i liked it. I just stumbled into the title by accident, but it's been removed from spotify with the entire album "Psycho Pop", i can see it on spotify but cant play it, and i found a few references of it online:

• spotify
• rate your music this site doesn't play music
• last.fm
• my google search this site doesn't play music
• wayback of spotify nothing

Another problem is that i don't remember how it sounds, but i remember liking it alot.